Short Snacks Poems

Short Snacks Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Snacks by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Snacks by length and keyword.


At the Movies

Let's grab some popcorn, And watch a silent movie, Hide snacks in warm hoodies, And forget the memories forlorn.
© Julia Ho  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Medieval Fanny Packs

Tanned furs and leines clothe their hairy backs.
Hoard of mead guzzling men eat turkey legs for snacks….
in skirts and medieval fanny packs.
Form: Monorhyme

Not According To Hwo

cookies, snacks,
     drinking causes cancer ...
     air  pollution causes disease,
     living causes advanced age,
      dying saves us ...
Form: Epigram

Relax

The drunken man tried to relax
But his stomach hunger for more snacks
He filled his mouth up
Then got the hiccups
And ended up in the undertakers  sack
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Power Walk

While I'm at my office party ballyhoo
The snacks are getting my bowels in a stew
To be nonchalant
Can't run like I want
So I guess I'll power walk to the loo!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Corn Snacks

Corn Snacks

I’ve been made conscious of 
the fact that 
corn snacks thought up the
first computer programming language used for 
math and 
scientific aim.

Premium Member Raspberries

Ripened by the sunshine
Red and very juicy
Ready for me to eat
Rich in vitamin c
Really nice as snacks
Rinse before you eat them -
Risk of small wriggly worms!
Form: Pleiades

Christmas Night

we lay back
with holiday snacks
wih our gift on the rack
iwe sip a class  of wine
close the blinds
and held each other tight
me and my honey on
CHRISTMAS NIGHT

Premium Member Santa's Disappointment

Giggle and jiggle the pudgy belly.
With a thunderous boom, Santa's jelly
were diet-free snacks.
"Breaking some knick-knacks,"
ordered Rudolph to the nearest deli.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

According To World Health Organization

Cookies, snacks, Chips...
     drinks induce cancer...
     Polluted air causes disease,
     live causes old age,
      dying saves us...
     How could we live !

Trick Or Treat 1

Children are out for 'trick or treating'
Collect dollars for treats and eating
They would go to canteen
on the next of Halloween
Eating snacks they would be greeting
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Is poem wrirting real work?

There once was a girl full of perk,
Whose dad thought her poem some quirk,
But she said with a grin,
“An essay on bin,
With school snacks – that’s real work, not just work!”
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

According To W H O

Cookies, embedded, snacks are cancerous,
drinks, soft drinks, hot dogs  are dangerous.
Dirty air, causes illness,
living over causes oldness,
dying saves lives, according to WHO
Form: Limerick

Happy Serenity

See her smiley kitty face
She's 'Waggin' her tail all over the place
Nice fresh water and cat snacks in her bowl 
Expressions of living warmth above
So deep as Serenity's devotional love
cat

Premium Member Pretend

     Topic
     Myopic

     Assignment
     Confinement

     A Must
     Breakfast

     Sugar Snacks
     Attack    

     Our Demise
     Preserved in Ice

     Happy End
     Pretend
Form: Couplet

Premium Member I Popped Fred's Balloon

Fred's parrot learned 'Polly wants a cracker'
  Now Fred struts around town with a swagger ~
     But I popped Fred's balloon
     Called his parrot, 'buffoon' ~
  "My parrot requests gluten-free snacks, sir!"
Form: Limerick

Happy Snail Trails

.
                                                  lowly beachcomber

                                           probing for minuscule snacks

                                                   plentiful low tide
Form: Haiku

Fish Kiss

I inherited a rellie's goldfish,
It lives in calm and placid bliss,
I approach, it blows a fish kiss,
Here, I own the snacks,
Even the fish knows that,
I'll feed you, you drive your tank,
That's how a fish says "Thanks!".

Dis----

aimlessly riding in an old Ford Coupe
radio tuned to sixties country
it's message reflecting our mood
we have our snacks and soda
dad, his six pack of beer
cigarette glowing
no one speaks, it's
our special 
time with
dad
Form: Lyric

Recipe For Self Deluded

To all who suffer from Delusions of Importance
I have strict diet – no moderation with Humble Pies;
Breakfasts, Lunches, Dinners; meanwhile
Don’t forget Snacks in between and multiple Desserts.
Thee Cured at the end; Disabused of Grandeur.
Form: Concrete

Premium Member BY THE STREETLAMP

Upright fluorescent streetlamp
Kind host of the village boys
Sweet memories twined with it
Cycling around the pole base
Playing hours with friends under
Mouth watering snacks nearby
Chat with girlfriend in starburst
As yummy as vendor’s trays!

Premium Member Armchair Quarterback

Armchair Quarterback

Television is his game

Tons of snacks and beer

He always calls the right plays

If they'd listen, they would win!

 

(January 23, 2011  Wausau, Wisconsin)

(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved,
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Christmas Baking

In the kitchen, baking with mummy
Christmas goodies that so yummy
To wrap up for the tummy
For the snacking with my chummy

Later on we will party
Then eat the snacks that are so hardy
So I must be ready and not tardy
Or I may be outside in the yardie
Form: Rhyme

Insane

Under the Sun,
On a Grey Path,
where only yellow line is pointing the way.

Comfortable seat,
is everything I need,
with a few snacks,
droplet of water,
to sustain my heartbeat.

Free as a bird,
dependable on chain,
whole mankind,
has gone f insane!
© Mario Cc  Create an image from this poem.

Bar Snacks

Bar Snacks

A man walks into a pub
And asks if they sell bar snacks.
The barman says that they do,
"We've got roast goblin,
Grilled leprechaun
And deep fried fairy"
The man thought for a moment
"They all sound very tasty
But don't you serve anything elfy?"
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